she’s proof that you can walk through hell and still be an angel . . .
She’s proof that you can walk through hell and still be an angel. Hell is just a four-letter word, but it brings so much pain. She grew up in a house where breakfast was yelling and she had no role model to look up to. The hell she talks about is her home, filled with problems and struggles every day.
They say she’s a rebel, but they never asked if she was okay. No one saw the hurt behind her actions. Every day was a fight, dealing with problems that felt too big for her. She grew up with constant shouting and no one to guide her.
Yet, through all this, she stayed kind. She didn’t let her situation change who she was. “The strongest hearts have the most scars.” Her heart is covered in them. Each scar tells a story of strength, of battles she faced and won, even when it was hard.
Sometimes she felt lost, when the darkness seemed too much. But she learned to find light inside herself. She became her own source of strength, her own role model. “She remembered who she was and the game changed.” This is her truth.
Even though she went through hell, she held onto her humanity. She chose to be better than the environment she was in. “What hurts you today makes you stronger tomorrow.” Every hurt, every tear, every scream made her more determined to be different.
She is proof that no matter how dark it gets, there is always a way to find the light. She is an angel, not because she is perfect, but because she chose to stay kind in a world that wasn’t kind to her. She walked through hell and came out on the other side, still full of love and compassion.
So, if you ever find yourself in a similar place, remember this: you too can rise above. You can walk through hell and still be an angel. Your pain does not define you; your strength does. And that strength is something no one can ever take away from you.
She is tired,
she wants to give up,
she can walk through hell and still be an angel,
she is ME.
